The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-04
PERSONAL.

SECRETARY FAIRcHlLD turned his 45th year on
Saturday
ATTORNEY GENERAL GARLAND is booked for
Hominy Hill, Ark, for the summer.
Mrs. Villas has not made any summer plans
as yet. and hopes to find Washington as com
Portable throughout the summer as last year.
Mrs. ESDIcoTr and the Secretary win content
themselves with frequent trips to Salem, until
they 20 for a lengthiSr SOiOurn late in the sum-
mer there and perhaps to the White Mountains
THE temperance sermons of Bishop Ireland
OF Minnesota, throughout Ireland have been
listened 70 by scores of thousands, and never
since Father Mathews time have such plumber
OF pledges been signed anywhere.
There are three prominent and active Demo
Gratis in New Hampshire named Frank Jones'
one in Portsmouth, one in Pennington and one
in Concord. 1t is the Portsmouth Jones who
has invited the President to visit him.
Ir Is regarded as strange that both the Queen
of Hawaii and the lteir- Apparent should absent
themselves from the Kingdom at the same time
IL the King should die during their absence, the
realm would be without an official head.
Mr.. WASHINGTON IRVING BISHOP accompanied
by his daughter and q maid, was in Cincinnati
one day last week. The weary mind reader told
reporter that he had engaged Col Bob nger-
soil and Col G. Il. Campbell 10 bring libel suit
for 100000 against the New York Tribune at
once on account OF matter printed in relation to
his ecent domestic broil.
THE President and Mrs Cleveland will pass
most Of the summer at their country home 1t
IS thought that they viii bc in no hurry TO leave
Washington, and that a trip TO the Adirondacks
will he taken in August. No definite plans hnve
however, yet been formed 10y them. Mrs. Fair
child expects to remain in Washington as late
as the Secretary, and finds her house well
adapted for simmer enjoyment.
Mrs. WHITNEY intends 10 begrile her many
friends to her country place, GINsslands dur
ing the month Of May, where she Will lie at
home ON Wednesdays. she will also stay Ia
Washington as late as possible TRANSFERRING n
part Of her household TO the farm, and, some
what In advance of the gay colony, viii start
sometime in June OF July for Lenox, Mass,
where Che has conrodious home.
DURING thor recent visit to Athens, Rear Nd
mrn and atrs. Franklin, Capt. Dewey and other
Officers OF the Unlted States flagship Pensacola
were handsomely entertained by the King and
Queen Of Greece. At a dinner at the royal pal.
acc Rear Admiral Franklin sdt AZ the left Of the
Queen and Mrs. Franklin at the left OF the King.
Afterward the entire royal family visited the
Pensacola IN most Informal aud friendly
manner
SECRETARY LAMARs family are already pretty
wei scattered. Miss Lamar has gone for stay
which may last month on more With her sister
dO%n IN Tennessee, and Mrs. lamar .Ir., has
gone 10 Kentucky. bus spends the summer in
Washington. MIg, Lamar. the wife OF tho Sec
'ct4lN, has been fory years IN the habit Of staying
IN tho mountains az snnimer, ana will probably
D5 accompanied THE year by the Secretary
when he takes n months outing.
WHEN Cen Bucucr. who win receive the
Democratic nomination for Governor Of Ken.
lucky tins year, went q wooing he promised his
sweetheart, then one Of the bellies oi Rchmond
Va, that she should he the wife OF The Governor
Of Kentucky The first primaries were decidedly
uriavorable tn Gen Buckners aspirations, and
his friends were momeutartly demoralizcd But
the remaining primaries held Last week went
Overwhelmingly in his favor. and ne will enter
the state Convention, which meets Mays, with
clear majority OF the delegates. Il may be as
suned that there is no sorrow in the Bdcllner
mansion Just gOw.